IOS Wifi hotspot login and Google 403 disallowed_useragent

Denis_Dorigo

Hi,

I am trying to implement the Google social login connector (PHP) a hotspot log in page but on IOS devices I get a 403 disallowed_useraget error.

IOS is using it's own login mechanism (not browser) and google is not happy with the "web-view".

How can I fix this?

Thank you in advance

Claude_Schlesser

Hi Denis,

please have a look here:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/40591090/403-error-thats-an-error-error-disallowed-useragent

Regards,

Denis_Dorigo

Thaks, I have tried without success...

I am still getting 403

Claude_Schlesser

Hello,

how exactly have you embedded our Social Login service?

Regards,

Stefan_De_Beer

Some of my users are having the same issue. Strangely enough it works on my mobile with Chrome and Android. I asked the user to clear his browser data. Will see if it works.

Josh_Well

You're encountering the 403 disallowed_useragent error because iOS uses a webview for captive portals, which Google no longer supports for OAuth login. To fix this, redirect users to open the login in Safari or Chrome. Alternatively, implement a fallback method using email/password or Apple Sign-In.

Unrelated but worth mentioning, if you're promoting products like the Elf Bar Elfx, ensure your login flow complies with age restrictions and legal policies.

Iphelia_Iphelia

Thank you for your information in:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/40591090/403-error-thats-an-error-error-disallowed-useragent snow rider 3d

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